Virtually Lost

Virtually Lost

Young Americans in the Digital Technocracy

Robson, Garry

Taylor & Francis Ltd

10/2024

240

Mole

9781032485270

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Introduction

1. Big Nihilism: How the Silicon Valley Culture Hurts Young People

2. The Road to Technocracy: From Sir Francis Bacon to the World Economic Forum

3. Shaping Twentieth-Century America: Elite-Military Social Engineering

4. Sustainable Development as Technocracy: Population Control and the Corporate Capture of the Environmental Movement

5. Human-Machine Systems and their Discontents

6. The Classroom Laboratory #1: The Self-Esteem Movement, the Therapeutic Ethos and Utopian Education Reform.

7. The Classroom Laboratory #2: The Child-Machine Interface, Social Emotional Learning, and the Data-Mined Pupil as 'Standing Reserve'.

8. Conclusion: Technocracy Unchained Vs. the Soul of the World
Digital Technocracy;Young Americans;Virtual;Generation Z;Digital Natives;education;therapy culture;social media;narcissism epidemic;embodiment;posthumanism;Rockefeller III;Brain Computer Interface;SDG.;Fourth Industrial Revolution;Social Emotional Learning;Federal Reserve;Liberation Psychotherapy;Silicon Valley Giants;Tax Exempt Foundations;Shoshana Zuboff;Energy Policies;Trilateral Commission;Content Rich Education;Cold Spring Harbor;Sel;Hive Mind;Young Man;Van De Voorde;Eq Score;Statewide Longitudinal Data Systems;West Germany;Public Engagement;Reece Committee;Public Administration Qualification;WWII Era